If I remember correctly, the brother from the first movie was unmarried. So wouldn't it make more sense to have him marry than her parents?
-Who is it?
-It's Grandpa. And it sounds like he's gotten into the horseradish again.
Because it's been 10 years. He's married now and has kids.
shareI agree. It would have made more sense to marry off the brother than the parents.
shareWasn't the original script of this that the brother was gay and was going to get married? I remember there being buzz about it a couple of years ago. Guess it got scrapped and they decided to make the cousin gay instead.
Edit: I may be thinking of a third Father Of The Bride movie.
Don't ever recall any such presumption or implication over Nico (the brother).
Naturally as time has passed (15+ years) that he would have wed by now. And of course, to a 'nice, sweet Greek virgin'. And have a young family.
This sequel synopsis was apparently directed at Paris Miller's upcoming HS graduation...finding a nice Greek boy to marry.... instead of moving off to advanced education--- same as the original synopsis with Toula.
"What did I say about educating women?"
"I want you to get married....have babies!"
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